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MOTU 896mk3 Hybrid
User Guide for Mac
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Cambridge, MA 02138
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Page 1 - MOTU 896mk3 Hybrid

™ MOTU 896mk3 Hybrid User Guide for Mac 1280 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, MA 02138Business voice: (617) 576-2760Business fax: (617) 576-3609Web sit

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Page 3 - Contents

CUEMIX FX100EDIT MENUUndo/RedoCueMix FX supports multiple undo/redo. This allows you to step backwards and forwards through your actions in the softwa

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CUEMIX FX101FFT displayChoose Show FFT from the Filter display options menu (Figure 9-10) to superimpose a real-time Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) fre

Page 5 - Getting Started

CUEMIX FX102View controlsFigure 9-33: View controls You can show and hide the FFT display, spectrogram or EQ band response curves as desired using the

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CUEMIX FX103one half of the entire frequency range is displayed. Pos determines which frequency is displayed at the center of the graph.In Min/Max mo

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CUEMIX FX104View menuThe View menu (Figure 9-37) lets you choose how you wish to display the audio channel(s) being displayed.Display optionsThe Axes

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CUEMIX FX105zero, denoted by the extra vertical graph lines surrounding it. There are two kinds of waveform recognition available: Type I and Type II

Page 9 - Quick Reference:

CUEMIX FX106HoldoffHoldoff defines a time interval during which the oscilloscope does not trigger. The most recent trace will be displayed during that

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CUEMIX FX107To adjust the left and right edges of the measurement area, click and drag the blue bars in the graph, or click and drag the blue numbers

Page 11 - About the 896mk3 Hybrid

CUEMIX FX108transient is settled in the display and fairly stable, you may need to adjust the horizontal position to center it in the display. These s

Page 12 - THE 896MK3 HYBRID REAR PANEL

CUEMIX FX109X-Y PLOTThe X-Y Plot window (Figure 9-43) graphs the amplitude of a stereo audio signal on a two-dimensional grid. For each unit of time

Page 13 - ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID

CHAPTER 11 1 About the 896mk3 Hybrid Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11The 896mk3

Page 14 - THE 896MK3 HYBRID FRONT PANEL

CUEMIX FX110View controlsThe View controls (Figure 9-44) provide several options for the X-Y Plot display.Figure 9-44: View controlsPausing the displa

Page 15 - INCLUDED SOFTWARE

CUEMIX FX111Figure 9-47: The Persistence controls.LengthLength (Figure 9-47) sets the number of recent samples to show on the plot. For example, when

Page 16 - OTHER HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE

CUEMIX FX112PHASE ANALYSISThe Phase Analysis window (Figure 9-49 on page 112) graphs frequency versus phase difference versus amplitude of a stereo si

Page 17 - System Requirements

CUEMIX FX113Pausing the displayThe Pause button in the upper right corner of the View section (Figure 9-50) allows you to freeze the display at any t

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CUEMIX FX114AxesThe Axes control (Figure 9-50) sets the opacity of the grid displayed in the graph, from 100% (fully visible) down to 0% (fully hidden

Page 19 - MOTU AUDIO DRIVER

CUEMIX FX115outside the critical frequency range of the instrument being recorded, you can avoid phase problems among the mic signals.Tuning PA syst

Page 20 - MOTU AUDIO SETUP

CUEMIX FX116TUNERThe Tu n e r window is an accurate and easy to use tuner.Opening the TunerEach 896mk3 interface has its own Tuner window. Choose the

Page 21 - CONNECT THE 896MK3 INTERFACE

CUEMIX FX117CONFIGURATIONS MENUA configuration is just like a hardware preset (a “snapshot” of all settings in CueMix FX and therefore the 896mk3 hard

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CUEMIX FX118CONTROL SURFACES MENUCueMix FX can be controlled from an automated control surface such as the Mackie Control™. Use the commands in the Co

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CUEMIX FX119Other HUI-compatible control surfacesAny control surface that has the ability to emulate a HUI should be compatible with CueMix FX. Just

Page 24 - Input 48V Pad Trim

ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID 12 Mac and Windows drivers for multi-channel operation and across-the-board compatibility with any audio software on curren

Page 25 - CONNECT A FOOT SWITCH

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Page 26 - A TYPICAL 896MK3 SETUP

CHAPTER12110 MOTU SMPTE SetupOVERVIEWThe 896mk3 can resolve directly to SMPTE time code via any analog input, without a separate synchronizer. The 896

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MOTU SMPTE SETUP122detect and switch to the incoming frame rate, except that it cannot distinguish between 30 fps and 29.97 fps time code, or 23.976 a

Page 28 - MAKING SYNC CONNECTIONS

MOTU SMPTE SETUP123The 896mk3 cannot freewheel address without clock. Therefore, the Freewheel Address setting will always be lower than or equal to

Page 29 - SYNCING S/PDIF DEVICES

MOTU SMPTE SETUP124RESOLVING PRO TOOLS TO TIME CODETo resolve your Pro Tools system directly to SMPTE time code with no additional synchroni-zation de

Page 30 - SYNCING AES/EBU DEVICES

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APPENDIX127A Audio I/O referenceOVERVIEWThe MOTU Audio drivers supply text string labels for the 896mk3’s audio inputs and outputs to clearly identify

Page 33 - SYNCING WORD CLOCK DEVICES

APPENDIX A: AUDIO I/O REFERENCE128Outputs at 1x sample ratesOutputs are always listed in the same order as follows, when operating the 896mk3 at 1x sa

Page 34 - SYNCING TO SMPTE TIME CODE

APPENDIX129B TroubleshootingSlaving directly to time code in AudioDesk or Digital PerformerTo slave Digital Performer or AudioDesk directly to time co

Page 35 - INTERFACES

ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID 13 phantom power and 20 dB pad are supplied by separate front panel switches for each input. In addition, each input has its

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APPENDIX B: TROUBLESHOOTING130REPLACING DISCSIf your installer disc becomes damaged, our Customer Support Department will be glad to replace it. You c

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INDEX131Symbols+4dB analog input 2402R mixer 30-10dB analog input 241394 connector 8, 14, 21, 22192kHzmultiple interfaces 37operation 4220 dB pad 142

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INDEX132Feedback loops 60FFT display 100File menuClear Peaks 100Copy/Paste 100Hardware Follows CueMix Stereo Settings 99Load Hardware Preset 99Mix1 re

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INDEX133MOTU Audio Setup 19, 41MOTU SMPTE Setup 121NNaminginputs 79outputs 81Normal 84Nuendo 59clock source 60Mac OS X 62Main Out Assign 60optical I/

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INDEX134Talkbackbutton (Channel tab) 84button (Outputs tab) 82explained 97menu 98, 117settings 98Technical support 129, 130Thresholddynamics 92Time co

Page 41 - MOTU Audio Setup

ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID 14 On-board SMPTE synchronization The 896mk3 can resolve directly to SMPTE time code via any TRS analog input, without a sepa

Page 42 - ‘896MK3 HYBRID’ TAB SETTINGS

ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID 15 Programmable backlit LCD display Any 896mk3 setting, including the powerful CueMix FX on-board 16-bus mixer with effects,

Page 43 - MOTU AUDIO SETUP

ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID 16 CueMix FX CueMix FX gives you complete control over the 896mk3’s CueMix FX on-board mixer, which provides no-latency monit

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CHAPTER 17 2 Packing List and System Requirements PACKING LIST The 896mk3 Hybrid ships with the items listed below. If any of these items are not pre

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CHAPTER193 Installing the 896mk3 SoftwareOVERVIEWInstallation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Page 47 - ‘GENERAL’ TAB SETTINGS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS CAUTION! READ THIS SAFETY GUIDE BEFORE YOU BEGIN INSTALLATION OR OPERATION. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH SAF

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INSTALLING THE 896MK3 SOFTWARE20MOTU AUDIO SETUPMOTU Audio Setup (available in the Applications folder) gives you access to all of the settings in the

Page 49 - Front Panel Operation

CHAPTER214 Installing the 896mk3 HardwareOVERVIEWHere’s an overview for installing the 896mk3:Connect the 896mk3 interface. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 50 - COMPRESSOR

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE22Figure 4-1: Connecting the 896mk3 to the computer via FireWire.☛ Make absolute sure to align the notched side of the F

Page 51 - MULTI-FUNCTION LCD DISPLAY

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE23CONNECT AUDIO INPUTS AND OUTPUTSThe 896mk3 audio interface has the following audio input and output connectors: 8 co

Page 52 - 896MK3 SETUP MENU

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE24Combo jack summaryUse these general guidelines for the 48V phantom power, pad and trim settings for the combo inputs:A

Page 53 - CUEMIX MENU

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE25Using optical I/O to operate the 896mk3 as an 8-channel expanderWhen the 896mk3 is not connected directly to a comput

Page 54 - FRONT PANEL OPERATION

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE26A TYPICAL 896MK3 SETUPHere is a typical 896mk3 studio setup. This rig can be operated without a conventional mixer. Al

Page 55 - FRONT PANEL OPERATION

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE27OPERATING THE 896mk3 AS A CONVERTERAs explained earlier in “Using optical I/O to operate the 896mk3 as an 8-channel e

Page 56 - Figure 6-12: The REVERB menu

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE28MAKING SYNC CONNECTIONSIf you connect devices digitally to the 896mk3, or if you need to synchronize the 896mk3 with a

Page 57 - INPUTS MENU OUTPUTS MENU

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE29SYNCING S/PDIF DEVICESS/PDIF devices will sync to the 896mk3 in one of two ways: Via the S/PDIF connection itself V

Page 58 - STAND-ALONE OPERATION

III Contents Part 1: Getting Started 7 Quick Reference: 896mk3 Front Panel 8 Quick Reference: 896mk3 Rear Panel 9 Quick Reference: MOTU Audio Setup

Page 59 - RUN MOTU AUDIO SETUP

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE30SYNCING OPTICAL DEVICESWhen connecting an optical device, make sure that its digital audio clock is phase-locked (in s

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INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE31Sample rate conversionWith sample rate conversion (SRC), an extra level of master/slave clocking is added to the equa

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INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE32Some example scenarios are demonstrated below.Simple AES/EBU input transfer (no rate convert)Figure 4-14: Slaving the

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INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE33SYNCING WORD CLOCK DEVICESThe 896mk3 word clock connectors allow you to synchronize it with a wide variety of other w

Page 63 - AUDIO INPUT AND OUTPUT NAMES

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE34SYNCING TO SMPTE TIME CODEThe 896mk3 system can resolve directly to SMPTE time code. It can also generate time code an

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INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE35CONNECTING MULTIPLE MOTU FIREWIRE INTERFACESYou can daisy-chain up to four MOTU FireWire interfaces on a single FireW

Page 65 - 24-BIT OPERATION

INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE36each other ensures that they remain as tightly and continuously phase-locked as if they were one unified interface.Ther

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INSTALLING THE 896MK3 HARDWARE37and Traveler-mk3s, which all have two FireWire ports convenient for daisy-chaining. Up to four interfaces can be comb

Page 67 - Reducing Monitoring Latency

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Page 68 - MONITORING LIVE INPUT

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About the Mark of the Unicorn License Agreement and Limited Warranty on Software TO PERSONS WHO PURCHASE OR USE THIS PRODUCT: carefully read all the

Page 70 - ■ Patch thru latency

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CHAPTER415 MOTU Audio SetupOVERVIEWMOTU Audio Setup gives you access to basic 896mk3 hardware settings, such as sample rate, clock source, optical for

Page 72 - REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY

MOTU AUDIO SETUP42896mk3 tab settingsThe 896mk3 tab (Figure 5-1) provides settings that apply to a specific 896mk3 interface. If you have several 896mk

Page 73 - CueMix FX

MOTU AUDIO SETUP43 The 896mk3 provides 8 channels of analog input and 8 channels of analog output, simultaneously. The stereo return bus, as descri

Page 74 - AND PROCESSING

MOTU AUDIO SETUP44menu when their corresponding optical bank input is enabled and set to the ADAT Optical format, as explained in “Optical input/outpu

Page 75 - CUEMIX FX BASIC OPERATION

MOTU AUDIO SETUP45output. The system input and output can be used for alert sounds and general audio I/O for applications like iTunes, iMovie, etc.Fi

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MOTU AUDIO SETUP46The 896mk3 stereo return bus can be used for a variety of purposes. For example, you could use it to send a final mix being played th

Page 77 - THE MIXES TAB

MOTU AUDIO SETUP47Word OutThe Word Out menu appears when the 896mk3 is operating at a 2x sample rate (88.2 or 96kHz) or 4x sample rate (176.4 or 192k

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Page 79 - THE INPUTS TAB

CHAPTER496 Front Panel OperationOVERVIEWThe 896mk3 Hybrid offers complete front-panel programming via six rotary encoders and a 2x16 backlit LCD displ

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Page 81 - THE OUTPUTS TAB

FRONT PANEL OPERATION50MASTER VOL AND “(MAIN OUT)” PHONE JACKThe phone jack labeled (MAIN OUT) (Figure 6-1) is a standard quarter-inch stereo headphon

Page 82 - Figure 9-6: The Outputs tab

FRONT PANEL OPERATION51PROGRAMMABLE METERSThe programmable meter bank (Figure 6-4) lets you view the levels of any input or output bank (except analo

Page 83 - THE CHANNEL SETTINGS SECTION

FRONT PANEL OPERATION52896MK3 SETUP MENUTo access the 896mk3 SETUP menu, push the PARAM knob until you see 896mk3 SETUP displayed in the LCD. This men

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FRONT PANEL OPERATION53up in the same state. AutoSave Status tells you the current state of this process: Change Detected, Saving… or Saved. If it sa

Page 85 - Figure 9-10: The EQ tab

FRONT PANEL OPERATION54 OUT (outputs) MIX (Mixes) REVERB (reverb processor)Navigating the four main menusTo access the four main menus above, push

Page 86 - The name of the

FRONT PANEL OPERATION55The OUT (Outputs) menuPush the CHANNEL button repeatedly until you see “O:” in the channel section of the LCD (Figure 6-10). T

Page 87 - Control unit range

FRONT PANEL OPERATION56REVERB — these are the reverb send and return controls for the bus master fader. Access them with the PARAMETER knob. Note: if

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FRONT PANEL OPERATION57INPUTS MENU OUTPUTS MENUCHANNEL PAGE PARAMINPUTSAnalog 1-2Analog 3-4etc.INPUT PAIRPHASEL-R/M-S (stereo or M/S)SWAPWIDTHTRIMLIM

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FRONT PANEL OPERATION58MIXES MENU REVERB MENUSTAND-ALONE OPERATIONAll settings, including all mix settings and global settings, are saved in the 896mk

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CHAPTER597 Configuring Host Audio SoftwareOVERVIEWThe 896mk3 Hybrid provides multi-channel audio input and output for Core Audio-compatible audio appli

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CONFIGURING HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE60For complete details about the 896mk3 settings, see chapter 5, “MOTU Audio Setup” (page 41). The following sections p

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CONFIGURING HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE61be a menu there that lets you choose among various drivers that may be in your system. Choose the MOTU Audio driver

Page 94 - Figure 9-22: The Meters tab

CONFIGURING HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE62Soundtrack ProIn Soundtrack Pro, access the preferences window, click the Recording tab and choose MOTU 896mk3 Hybrid

Page 95 - Figure 9-23: The Reverb tab

CONFIGURING HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE63Reason and RecordIn Propellerhead Reason or Record, go to the Preferences window, choose Audio preferences from the

Page 96 - THE MONITOR GROUP

CONFIGURING HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE64For information on how you can identify each input and output in a numbered list like this, see Appendix A, “Audio I/

Page 97 - TALKBACK AND LISTENBACK

CONFIGURING HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE65configure the keystrokes triggered by the foot switch, visit MOTU Audio Setup. (See “Enable Pedal” on page 47.)24-BIT

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Page 99 - FILE MENU

CHAPTER678 Reducing Monitoring LatencyOVERVIEWMonitoring latency is that slight delay you hear when you run an input signal through your host audio so

Page 100 - FFT AND SPECTROGRAM DISPLAY

REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY68MONITORING LIVE INPUTThere are two ways to monitor live audio input with an 896mk3: 1) through the computer or 2) via the

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REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY69ADJUSTING THE AUDIO I/O BUFFERA buffer is a small amount of computer memory used to hold data. For audio interfaces like

Page 102 - Display options

Quick Reference: 896mk3 Front Panel 1. These 10-segment level meters are dedicated to the 896mk3’s eight analog inputs. The top red ‘HOLD’ LED illumi

Page 103 - OSCILLOSCOPE

REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY70Figure 8-4: In Cubase or Nuendo, choose Devices menu> DeviceSetup. Select MOTU 896mk3 Hybrid, then click the Control P

Page 104 - moves the line

REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY71Effects processing and automated mixingReducing latency with the buffer size setting has another benefit: it lets you rou

Page 105 - Criteria check boxes

REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY72Controlling CueMix FX from within AudioDesk or Digital PerformerTo turn on CueMix FX in AudioDesk and Digital Performer:1

Page 106 - Color Status

CHAPTER739 CueMix FXOVERVIEWCueMix FX is a cross-platform software application that provides graphic, on-screen control for the 896mk3 Hybrid’s flexibl

Page 107 - CUEMIX FX

CUEMIX FX74A 16-BUS MIXER WITH EQ, COMPRESSION AND REVERBAll 896mk3 inputs and outputs can be routed to the on-board CueMix FX 16-bus (8 stereo bus) d

Page 108 - CUEMIX FX

CUEMIX FX75CUEMIX FX INSTALLATIONCueMix FX is installed with the rest of your 896mk3 software.CUEMIX FX BASIC OPERATIONHere is a brief overview of th

Page 109 - X-Y PLOT

CUEMIX FX76Each mix bus is independentEach mix bus has its own settings. Settings for one bus will not affect another. For example, if an input is use

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CUEMIX FX77THE MIXES TABClick the Mixes tab (Figure 9-2) to gain access to the 896mk3’s eight stereo mix busses. The Mixes tab displays one mix bus a

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CUEMIX FX78Bus muteThe bus mute button (Figure 9-2) disables (silences) the mix.Bus level meterThe bus level meter, which is post-fader, shows you the

Page 112 - PHASE ANALYSIS

CUEMIX FX79THE INPUTS TABThe 896mk3 provides many features for managing analog and digital input signals. Some of these features, such as the 896mk3’

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Quick Reference: 896mk3 Rear Panel 1. These AES/EBU connectors can handle any supported sample rate up to 96 kHz, and they are also equipped with a s

Page 114 - Figure 9-55: Filters

CUEMIX FX80Input channel focusClick the channel focus button (Figure 9-3) to view and edit parameters in the channel settings section of the CueMix FX

Page 115 - Inverted

CUEMIX FX81Figure 9-4: The EQ/Dynamics selectors.Click the selector (Figure 9-4) for the desired EQ band, low-pass (LP) filter, high pass (HP) filter o

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CUEMIX FX82Output channel focusClick the channel focus button (Figure 9-6) to view and edit parameters in the channel settings section of the CueMix F

Page 117 - PHONES MENU

CUEMIX FX83THE CHANNEL SETTINGS SECTIONThe channel settings section in the CueMix FX window (Figure 9-1) displays three tabs for Channel, EQ and Dyna

Page 118 - CONTROL SURFACES MENU

CUEMIX FX84Stereo settingsInputs that have been grouped as stereo pairs in the Inputs tab (Figure 9-3) provide two stereo modes (Figure 9-8): Normal a

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CUEMIX FX85The Bus Activity LEDs (Figure 9-9) show you which mix busses the input signal is being fed to. For example, LED #6 will glow under the fol

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CUEMIX FX86the channel. In addition, each individual band of EQ has a Filter enable/disable switch (Figure 9-10), allowing you to enable as few or as

Page 121 - MOTU SMPTE Setup

CUEMIX FX87amplitude scale is in dB and is adjustable between 3 and 24 dB using the vertical scale buttons (Figure 9-10).Showing and hiding filter cur

Page 122 - READER SECTION

CUEMIX FX88Type IFigure 9-13: Type I EQ filter style.The Type I EQ filter has the least amount of Gain/Q interaction, providing the most precision and

Page 123 - GENERATOR SECTION

CUEMIX FX89Type IIIFigure 9-15: Type III EQ filter style.The Type III EQ filter increases Q as boost is applied. Therefore, lower amounts of boost prov

Page 124 - MOTU SMPTE SETUP

CHAPTER 9 Quick Reference: MOTU Audio SetupProvides several options for the 896mk3’s AES/EBU sample rate conversion. See, “Syncing AES/EBU devices” o

Page 125 - Appendices

CUEMIX FX90Shelf filtersFigure 9-17: Shelf filter Q parameter overshoot.When two top-most bands in the EQ tab are set to their shelf filter setting (Figu

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CUEMIX FX91Overshoot tends to produce more of what one would expect to hear when applying shelving and is therefore considered to be more musical tha

Page 127 - Audio I/O reference

CUEMIX FX92The Dynamics tabThe Dynamics tab (Figure 9-21) displays the Dynamics processing settings for the input or output channel that currently has

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CUEMIX FX93Peak/RMS modesIn RMS mode the compressor uses RMS values (a computational method for determining overall loudness) to measure the input le

Page 129 - Troubleshooting

CUEMIX FX94It is precisely this self-adjusting behavior that makes optical compressors the tool of choice for smoothing out vocals, bass guitar and fu

Page 130 - TECHNICAL SUPPORT

CUEMIX FX95displaying an input meter). Click Pre to view levels before any input channel processing besides trim; click Post to view levels after all

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CUEMIX FX96OutputWhen the Split Point is set to Output, the sends in Output tab become active and the returns in the Mix bus tab gray out. This allows

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CUEMIX FX97Assigning outputs to the monitor groupAny combination of outputs can be assigned to the monitor group. To include an output pair in the mo

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CUEMIX FX98Figure 9-25: Typical hardware setup for Talkback and Listenback. Talkback / Listenback Mic InputTo configure the talkback mic in CueMix FX,

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CUEMIX FX99SHORTCUTSHold down the following general modifier keys as shortcuts:Hold down the following modifier keys as shortcuts for the EQ tab and co

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